Chicago Sports
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 440 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Sports NewsNewsEntertainment News |
Waddle and Silvy return to the plate after a rained out White Sox game to share their thoughts on recent Cubs news and to crosstalk with Tyler Aki and Jeff Meller.
NFL Draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. discusses the options for the Bears at #9. Plus, Aki's A-List.
An early edition of Waddle's World and PTI's Michael Wilbon.
A.J. Pierzynski discusses the White Sox painful start to the season.
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After listening for 15 straight years, I’ve finally have had enough with this show. Hosts continue to regurgitate the same, tired old points in the QB debate. Both hosts are completely incapable of seeing anything other than what they believe to be true and consistently shove the same points down the listeners throats. It was a good run.
I’ve been listening to Waddle and Silvy since the start in 2007. Every day. I also worked with them a few times during past brand/team events. Over the last few weeks with all the QB talk, while they try to sell themselves as balanced on the future options, it’s clear which way they lean and it’s become unlistenable daily. Finally had to delete the feed. Maybe I’ll return at some point, but laughing at a large part of the fan base has become tiresome. And I’m not even in the keep Fields camp. Ho... more
Very entertaining to listen to.
But I’d rather listen to fingernails on a chalkboard than the lady doing the segment intros.
Sure he can run the football but he can’t read defenses and is not very accurate when he throws the football. When DJ Moore was traded here I said he’s going to hate it in Chicago because this is where offenses go to die. Everyone says if they can just get Fields this or that he will become a HOF QB. Great QB’s don’t need all pros at every position in order to play great. They put the team on their back and lead. At least we have Carolinas #1 pick next year along with ours. Hopefully we can land... more
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